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It’s not really difficult, but hard to make it sound good I notice this as I use large diaphragm condensers, they generally sound good, but of course they are generally also sensitive. I, and the listener, can hear plosives, sibilance and sometimes unwanted raspiness. Deessers, I have not yet had succes with them as plugins, but I’m learning, slowly. And about compressors, learning them too. The song I showed actually already is quite compressed as is. Cheers, Lars
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Mic technique can also help. One trick is to not point the mic straight at you, but slightly off to the side (and/or positioning it slightly above or below your mouth). That prevents the air from going straight into the mic and getting a bit off-axis where the high-frequency hiss might be down a dB or two. I've actually found that a plugin like Oeksound Soothe works better than actual de-ess plugins I've tried.... but sometimes, the only way to really get the result you want is to manually go in and automate the level of sibilants and plosives. |
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Yes, I’m aware of different mic positioning and I’m experimenting. So far, I’ve had most success with gain automation. Thanks for the tip ’bout the plugin, I’ll check it out!
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